How to Pick an Actively Managed Mutual Fund
A guest poster gives tips for choosing an actively managed mutual fund. They're good tips, although I hope you're never put in that situation.
There are so many ways to invest successfully that the most important thing is to just pick something reasonable and stick with it. But it’s key to know which approach to take and why you’re picking that option.
A guest poster gives tips for choosing an actively managed mutual fund. They're good tips, although I hope you're never put in that situation.
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The Fed has started raising interest rates, and will almost surely continue to do so. What does that mean for your investments, debts, and lifestyle?
A reader wonders what he should do next with his money. The answer might be to spend some of it, but read this post before going down that route.
Should you invest in fundamental index funds over cap-weighted? Fundamental funds aren't quite the revolution their proponents would have you believe.
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You have to be rich to buy some investments, and they can help provide your portfolio with low inter-asset class correlation and higher returns. But do your due diligence.
Some people think investing "as a boglehead" isn't scaleable. I disagree, even if other options become available to the ultra-wealthy.
My Peer to Peer Loan investments continue to have great returns despite having plenty of defaults. The key is to automate the process to minimize the hassle factor.
The best employees don't need benefits, never get sick, and work 24/7/365. They even pay less in taxes than you do. Who are they? Your investments.
Why not just buy the same stocks Warren Buffett buys? Well, it turns out that isn't quite as smart a thing to do as it first seems. You're not Warren Buffett. Do what he recommends, rather than what he does.
Are you paying too much for financial advice? It isn't hard to learn to negotiate from a position of power to lower fees and stop giving money away.
Dave Ramsey continues to recommend commissioned salesmen as investment advisors and actively managed mutual funds, hurting his listeners.
I receive multiple requests a month to be somebody's financial advisor. I routinely turn those requests down for a number of reasons that I thought might make for an interesting post. I'm going to com...
Stop underperforming the market. You don't need to market time, pick individual stocks, hire an advisor, or pursue other risky behavior in order to boost investment returns.
[Editor's Note: This guest post is from John Lim, MD. He sent me this email: "I'm a radiologist practicing in Newport Beach, California in a group of about 30 radiologists. I had no prior financial b...
Medical school may not have taught you about money, but we will.
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